Sentence examples for it left largely from inspiring English sources

As such, it left largely untouched an unjust and inequitable economic and social system.

While the legislation includes some changes in the way contracts are approved and grants more oversight power to the city's Independent Budget Office, it leaves largely intact the mayor's total control of the city school system.

But it leaves largely untouched a key point of contention: the mayor's power to appoint a majority of the central education board, known as the Panel for Educational Policy, and remove them at his pleasure.

But spareness still reigned, and it was left largely to Mr. Harth-Bedoya and the orchestra to create a sense of opulence.

It's left largely to Stu Barker and Ian Ross's plangent, folksy score to supply the wistful, emotional ballast in a show that ingeniously disguises the hole at its centre with a gleefully gruesome approach.

It's left largely to Joplin  herself -- in letters read with just the right blend of pleading, insight and swagger by Chan Marshall, the artist also known as Cat Power -- to describe that place and her progress through it.

However, it has been left largely to entrepreneurs like American cosmetic surgeon Stephen Greenberg to offer real innovations.

It has been left largely to the business media to press the case against a bonus cap.

While some federal block grants can be used for sex education, it has been left largely to local communities and private sources to support pregnancy-prevention programs.

But she also discovered that, ultimately, the evolution of a bee hive — and the colony to which it belongs — is left largely to nature.

(Frankfurters had earlier become known as hot dogs. About the only common phrase with the name of our enemy in it that was left largely intact during that war was German measles).